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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 After resection of the anus and pull double stapling technique in low rectal cancer position of Of: Zhangguo Hu, Xue Gang, Cao Yongkuan, Wang Pei Hong, Zhang, Gong Ka-hing [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the resection of the anus and out of the double stapling in low rectal cancer with total mesorectal excision in the application. Methods We summarized 19 cases of super-low rectal cancer surgery experience. Results TME use cases, technology, and fully isolated from the rectum through the anus after breaking out of the proximal tumor, linear closure device remotely cut off the tumor, circular stapling anastomosis were successful sphincter preservation, pathologic Check the stump no tumor left, anastomotic leakage occurred in 1 case (5.3%), wound infection in 1 case (5.3%) and no operative mortality. Conclusion TME basis, the combined anal resection of double-pull stapling line of ultralow rectal cancer is safe and reliable, it can greatly improve the ultralow rectal cancer surgery success rate. [Keywords:] total mesorectal, out of the resection of double stapling device, ultra-low rectal cancer, sphincter preservation ABSTRACT Objective To discuss the application of pull out resection through anal canal with double stapling technique in total mesorectal excision for extra-low rectal cancer. Methods A retrospective review was made to 19 cases with extra-low rectal cancer treated by anus-conserving operation. Results Total mesorectal excision for rectal cancer was performed to all the 19 cases; the rectum was thoroughly separated, cut off at the proximal end and pulled out through anal canal; linear type closer was applied to close the distant end to the tumor; then end to end anastomosis was made with circular stapler, the anus was successfully conserved; pathological examination after operation showed no residual carcinoma in stumps; anastomotic leakage was found in 1 case (5.3%), incision infection in 1 case (5.3%), no death